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Don’t expect Taylor Swift to defend her best friend, Blake Lively, amid the It Ends With Us drama anytime soon!

The advertising regulator has urged concerned Oasis fans to "get in touch" after complaints about Ticketmaster's pricing for some of the tickets to the band's comeback tour.

Rangers will kick off their Europa League campaign against Malmo as the scramble for tickets and flights starts after UEFA confirmed the dates for the revamped competition.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor One of the biggest cultural trend stories coming out of last week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago was the party’s warm embrace of social media creators and influencers. No social media maven on the ground at the United Center got more of a boost out of the DNC marathon than 12-year-old Knowa De Baraso of Atlanta. The precocious pundit, who is home schooled and lives with his mother, went viral on Day 3 of the DNC after his encounter at the United Center with Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow and vocal booster of former President Donald Trump.

Chris Evans‘ portrayal of Captain America is one of the best casting decisions that Marvel has ever made. However, we came pretty close to having someone else bring Steve Rogers to life in the MCU.

Tickets for the long-awaited Oasis reunion tour have sold out, with the band's social media accounts confirming at 7pm that the UK and Ireland tickets have now sold out.

Airdrie boss Rhys McCabe admits a 'moment of magic' from substitute Aaron Reid was the spark his side needed to grab a dramatic draw at Hamilton Accies and end their losing streak.

During a press conference at the Venice Film Festival, a cigar-puffing Harmony Korine advised the U.S. film industry to “encourage the youth” because he believes that Hollywood is starting to “crumble creatively.”

Tourists visiting 'Britain's prettiest village' have been branded vile by fuming locals after they were confronted about blocking residents' driveways. Locals living in Bibury in the Cotswolds claim they have been threatened by visitors - and even punched and kicked by coach drivers.

The drama behind the election of a Pope has been done to various degrees of success by Hollywood before, notably 1968’s pulpy The Shoes Of The Fisherman, and 2019’s wonderfully literate The Two Popes with Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins in an imagined story of the rise of the current Pope Francis and retiring Pope Benedict. But now with Conclave, adapted from the Robert Harris novel by Peter Straughan and directed by recent Oscar winner Edward Berger (All Quiet On The Western Front) we have a papal election thriller that rivals anything a political party could dream up. To put it succintly in literary terms, this one is a real page turner. In pure cinematic turns it is a barn burning thriller. A superbly crafted – in every respect – stunning dramatic achievement, this is the kind of well-regarded praiseworthy adult drama that used to be a staple for studios but now is an increasingly rare bird.

Many Oasis fans who are gearing up for that long-awaited reunion tour have hit a ‘Wonderwall’ while waiting online for tickets.

The first dates for Oasis' reunion tour in the UK and Ireland have sold out. Ticketmaster told fans this afternoon that all of the briefs currently released for the band’s gigs at Dublin’s Croke Park have sold out.

$32 glasses of Champagne are a gateway drug to being dramatically escorted out by security.Friday night, during World No. 28 Alexei Popyrin’s scorching wipeout of No. 2 Novak Djokovic in Arthur Ashe Stadium, there was a blotto Barney Gumble in the crowd, who, every time he shouted “NOVAAAK!,” sounded as though he was upchucking toy cars.Not to be outdone, a child really did vomit right in front of me in the stands.

“Slim Pickins” for parents to find a child-appropriate tune on Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album.The 12-track LP, titled “Short n’ Sweet,” is chock-full of innuendos, expletives and sexually charged lyrics, which have caused a stir online among listeners.“Juno” — one of the more popular songs from the album — features lyrics in which a crooning Carpenter describes herself as “so f—ing horny.”Parents in particular are witnessing — or rather, hearing — the consequences of letting their kids listen to the explicit version of the songs.Mom Brielle Cherie admitted the hit “Please Please Please” had been “on repeat” and that her son had memorized a curse word in the catchiest part of the tune, belting out the word “motherf—er” on camera.“MOMS… be careful out there,” she captioned the TikTok clip, on which Carpenter commented that she was “so sorry” and announced she “dropped the clean” version. “I’m afraid there’s no going back at this point it’s a bop he will not forget lol,” Cherie added.

New ITV The Voice mentor LeAnn Rimes and actor Eddie Cibrian have celebrated 13 years of marriage but their romance began controversially while both were married to other people.

RuPaul’s Drag Race is one of the most beloved shows on TV, and there are so many incredible episodes.

, how are we feeling about the latest revival news?On August 30, reported that and were teaming up to bring Peyton Sawyer and Brooke Davis back to our screens in a One Tree Hill “sequel series” for Netflix. The originally aired for nine seasons from 2003 to 2012, though Burton exited the original series after season six.Aside from Burton and Bush, the series originally created by Mark Schwahn will be in new hands with writer/executive producer Becky Hartman Edwards.

The summer of 1994, a time when festival pints cost just 89p and smartphones were yet to be invented.

Fern Britton has opened up about her views on intimacy in your 60s and what she's looking for in a future partner.The TV presenter, who is believed to be single following her split from Phil Vickery in 2020, is ready to find love again, but she does have some specific requirements. In a candid chat with Woman and Home magazine, the 67 year old shared her thoughts on bedroom preferences and what truly matters to her. Fern confessed that while sex "isn't enormously important" to her, she fears being "critiqued badly".

Police have released an image of a man officers want to speak to after a terrifying raid at knifepoint on a shop.

Jessica Kiang 1918 in Italy was, a title reminds us, “the year of victory.” Yet the first images in Gianni Amelio‘s WWI-set “Battleground” are anything but triumphal: a pile of bloodied soldiers’ bodies glinting wetly in the moonlight; a scavenger pilfering the wallets of the dead; a blanket thrown over a survivor whose gibbering shellshock makes him too abject to look at. The irony is heavy, the way everything in this stultifyingly serious drama is heavy: the skies, the mood, the movements of Luan Amelio Ujkaj’s stately-to-the-point-of-staid camera.